The U.S. women’s basketball team will attempt to win gold for the fifth straight tournament. It may be possible, as some of the top WNBA stars compete in the 2026 FIBA World Cup. Team USA has won 11 of its 19 tournaments. This year, the team has ...

Team USA beat China quite handily in their first World Cup game, winning 94-61. Their latest game against Italy on Sunday, however, pushed the US side to its limit.

Jackie Young aced the test, but a few vets barely passed

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese have long been pegged as fierce rivals. But the two hugely popular WNBA stars are now teammates for the ongoing FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, and their on-court chemistry has been remarkable.

Dorka Juhász helped end a 28-year wait with a dominant double-double. The Minnesota Lynx forward scored 19 points and grabbed 16 rebounds as Hungary beat Nigeria 71-67 on September 5 for its first FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup victory since 1998.

Thirteen French players compete in the WNBA, and eight of them will be competing for France, a Team USA rival, in the World Cup.

The Valkyries’ third-round pick is playing well at the FIBA World Cup.

Li Yueru revealed her passport was lost in the mail, forcing the Dallas Wings center off the Chinese national team's FIBA World Cup roster.

That’s because from Monday to Sept. 16 the league is taking a hiatus for the women’s basketball FIBA World Cup where a cohort of its best players will be competing with their respective national teams. Players began arriving in Berlin this week with the tournament’s group stages set to tip off on Sept. 4.

Team USA cruised to a commanding 105-64 win against Czechia. The 41-point victory was their third straight as Kara Lawson’s squad remained undefeated in Group D of the FIBA World Cup.